THE BEST GOAL. ‘
ii the but fracas lit-11m coal
wood ‘si. he lowest marset
carefully;
., billions commitmcatlom for
this. should addressed to Tm:
turn not desired.
,. (1 Mrs ii‘rederlek Lovejcy. of
'«Iilrtet. are rejoicing today over
til bid of u add this their family
fly.
girl friends «who have been the
a, of the Misses Bowen in St iahn
returned to their respective
today. 1
l. Josie Mead who has, been visit-
if. and Mrs. L E. Reynolds. of
Viaudt avenue. has returned to her
1 ' in Port Chester. 1, «.
VMai M-zruitt. of Riverside ave-
V popular clerk in the bakery of
; Rundle, in van Zandt avenue. has
New York for a few days.
Pierce, a drnggist of nine yea1s‘
once. late hospital stoivcrd Unit-
ties army, is new pssoclated With
.her—ln- law. T. B. Gilflin. of the
V p Pharmacy gr
iiiodhcsdsy evening n this week
ying Band of the stirAVe-nue
dist Church will hold gambling
1e residence of FrankV X}orham
, ig Ioghsm will load
1 senior Praying [thud of the East
_ :e Methodist Church, will go to
tuck. on Wednesday night. and
.ite charge of a service held in the
’. Vlilst Chu1ch it: that plaasv
., . ___._,_:_4__ . V
. 1. Orioles and Stars played an in«
1, in: some oi football on the Bax-
. ounds, Sdturda‘y afternoon The
i won by a score of live to noth-
ViVVy
'1Egerton R, Young. who has been
1. slonary among the indians for
.‘V years, will deliver one of his 1ec«
1 n the Ens Avenue Methodist
. 1. next Mo ab night. He will
V‘ their halving and customs. Mr.
' ; is an eloquent speaker and those
1 attend will be thoroilSEW éuterl'
Sunday thgiboi‘res which were
V out last May to members of the
,s v school of the Method tChurch
‘ ,her individuals, for purpoiie
ins money to Le applied to the:
, debt. will be returned and open-
ing the Sunday school“: session.1
oney will be- chanted 1' '
“wot-F-
.'1 (uncifii‘ d! Gillnrt 3,3100%?!“
rpm 5 late ca 11 lrst
, yesterday‘ {W at 2:30
‘. Rev J. J Fons Vcon cted'the
and intern liver-
”metery ii. celer- arm
rrie Corp 1: "Safe in
s of Jesus,” «will? carer. My
V, direct—“7 (“don
.
i
ci
, V Charlotte GorhaflOMhm‘ of
d Mrs.J0iongV1teW. W
, ‘p yed and erv ”'79:
lnede the company-,1 with
phone. The event times a plea-
1‘ c. 8111:1191 has se
were 1st scholdrs it the East
Met com Churrg sundry
: yesterday. and the has he‘sn
ye attention e of 250 during
alt uigt tb Vs Eb-
"'5“ .
Morrlsmiiaud: the «whim Carrie
‘ Valid Maude chlcr
' ‘ 1 was followed by a very, its
hit. and limbs it Was e
5 unlit. no noticed”
goo
‘ a pair of SHDEE thil‘l. had 110%
slices end cards.
, (once on the ground. was some wrap.
5 i‘hcy will play at game Thanksglv; “5h
t from his recent.
mt
act of nationally.
T. Wood. who resides at 67 Van
mot ovarian. was up early this morn-
WW.
onitbe picket l “ ”
Noi‘w WiiikVVC‘ VM "
WWMNW He in '
over to the fence and found a suit of
black clqtblugdn very condition.
iteratively:
verv long, ,and a pack of cards stick“
1. iwren the pickets and the top rail.
Mr. Wood did not disturb tbe‘proporty
About 7 o'clock a trump called at the
nor on E». ii Hunted Willi insane
he‘clnthip‘g on the ledge.
wee Told that probably scrotum
ipwu‘t them there to ‘pliy a yoke? Hob
plied that he thought 11610011” stand
the Joke. and went directly to the fence
and paroled the suitaway. leaving the
On the outside of the
ping paper and a new shoe box. On
the label of the box were the words:
“Bola. Brondwey. size 5%. width 6."
From the size of the shoes and suit. it
would appear that it was a small man
who had wom them. The theory is
that a trump had stolen a new shit ahd
pair of shoes and lied an s to the cam:
story to change them. ‘e clothing and
shoes attracted considerable attention.
Levi Jcnes is in receipt of unotlier
letter from his brother. Homer Jones
who is traveling in the south and west
The letter-head of the Ross Hotel. at
Laredo, Texas. on which the epistle is
written. is a very unique affair. it do.
notes tbst the f‘liot‘el Annex. Sample
Rooms. Restaurant, Fish Hatchery. Gas
Plant, Chicll‘cn Farm Saloon. Lunch
Room. Hillard Hail Etc... Etc” " are run
by '"'Metail“*llic-Old-Woiniiti.1”‘ and ' a
cut of “Me" and theV“0ld Woman" oc-
cupies each corner of thepapsr. Mr.
Jones states that be is stayine for the
niizht with “Me 'and the 01d Woman.” .1
It is the first town, he says. that a white
man could stay in south of San Anton
eio—one hundred and dftv miles throueh
a country that has had four hours‘ rain
(two rains in eighteen months.) The
earth was like a white concrete, pave-
ment all the way down. with cactus and
mosquito as the only evidence of verse—
table life—both would die it much rain
would fall. “Mo-ond~tbe-Old-Womcn"
have no estiuz accommodations. and
the next best. thing was a Chinese res-
taurant—Wins. Lee & Co. They had
fish. He asked if it was caught in the
Rio Grande and this is what the Chink
said: “Liver fish no good. Corpus fish
; good. Corpus fish taste ten times. Liv-
er .ilsh taste 'one time." He meant
“River fish is nogood." Corpus means
Corpus Christi. on the Gulf. and Corpus
fish tastes ten, «times as good as river
The Rev. J; W. Davis preached two
very helpful sermons n the Advent
Christian Church. yesterday. The one
in the morning was from 2 Timothy
lv.. 7. “i have fought mgood light. l
have finishedimy- course. I have kept
tile faith. Many, good things were said
on this subject. among which were:
ThecChristlnn life is a continual war-
fare against the forces of evil and all
(thrlstisns are soldiers enlisted under
the banner «of Christ. Satan's forces
are ever on the alert to catch the un
wary Christian. Safety lies in keeping
close to the main body and keeping n
the armor as described in Ephesians V-
10-18 The soldier who struggles all
alone is liable to capture by the enemy:
the soldier who. is caught without his
' acccutremonts is unable to detend him
self when he is attached or to render
assistance to on one else. The even-
ins's sermon flo‘m Thessalonians
v..‘iii. “Quenc not the. Spirit." and
Ephesians iv.. 30. "And ngrievc not
the Holy Spirit of God, whereby ye
:re sealed unti the day of redemption."
The1subieet Was “Spiritual Suicide."
The speaker began by quoting statistics
showing the alarmingdncreuse of phy-
sical suicides and their causes. , He also
quoted from a learned professor. who
said: “Among the barbarians and un-
, cultured races suicide is comparatively
which makes suicide a
crime of education. " He also quoted
(ruin a noted divine who said: “illizht
tenths or the christian churches of to-
day have absfiutely no spiritual life.
t o churches a starving for the Word
”life and receiving- everythlns
«Else The 54:33.!!!
of truth
are the power-‘6!
unknown.
diubto not
and they are the only means by which
war may receive the Hilly fiprr’i'ti which
is very tender. And very Sensitive. and
very essilyisrisved. loud when, first
. spirit shows anyone a duty And to is
not obeyed. the spirit is loved and
,1. low repetition of this so will drive
itswcy. W1 tlloiit the spirit the Christ‘-
loll is deu’d.’ nd he at killed his spir-
ituai his in: in own set and l
tore a spiritual upside. Tblt' swam
Au William
APYE
iii who
on Thu day evening of this track.
', :1 Vaak m
‘ V his merits. um
{V Leonard, in rioroipw
dheg;
tied
spa-1
the Eagle Hook and Ladder Compsny
will give than first in a series of en-
tertolnmeuts.
.. ”.4”.
James looouard, will
Roam ClVVV
.n.
...
1
,ro urn .11
at in... 1:311
Mrs Richard
‘ii : .
WW when 1‘... 1,.
The last of the goods belonging to
Homer Birchard will be token to New
York wdcy. lie intends to remain in
the metxopolls during the winter.
*vm-V-nm .
Mrs. R. D. Lyon. who has been the
i‘uesttift her tmothclr inggwéork dur
bit a as wootir, W .miyVor
eVVbcme lot is place, Bottled ' Slight.
”My ‘
Mrs. Milly” Albion. M‘Bfl "Rhino, it.
returned to her home. Saturday night.
after visiting at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James Fairbanks. at Newton.
..-_.. c—«vvé—nwm
“Falling from Grace." was the topic
til the morning sermon of Ray Joseph
L Guernsey. yeotolddyu "Our Refuge
and Strength" uns the subject in the
evening.
1 The Young Peoples Probation class
will meet tomorrow night at the Dar
ion Methodist Church. The close is
under the direction of Rev Joseph L.
Guernsey. .
Mrs. Gilbert Finch. of Hartford. who
has been the, street of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin St. John. will re
turn this Week to her home. Miss Joe»
ale St. John wtli return with her for
an extended visit.
NOW'
11 The work on the my Tailord road
is. going alone rapidly how. neontmc
tor Leonard Blondcll is rather handl.
copped for crushed stone. but several
car loads are expected daily now. He
has some on hand at present. ‘
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company are new resting se-
curely in their apparently new quar-
ters. They are all settled on their
new site and when the truck house is
fixed up it will be one of the coolest
places anywhere around.
Members of the Young Men' 9 Chris
tian Association of Norwalk. had
charge of the service in the Dorian
Methodist Church. last night; About
thirty members of the Eagle Hook and
Ladder and Volunteer Hook a ladder
Companies—V attended in a body
u...-
so WA rroiv
Captain William l Stevens is slowing
improving.
on.» -0-“
The steamer Kate C Stevens has re-
turned to this port from Greenport
John H. Mousell has hauled out his
sloop Edwin DeForest for the winter.
Mrs. John L‘Hommedléu has not been
to well for the past few days as usual
rue-101a Folks“ " concert w1, rc-
hearsed in the church. Saturday even-
i-DS
Titer-2 were Several tows '3?le iii Wil-
son :1 Gave. yesterday. indicating bad
weather.
. Vr
"’7".
W
The household effects of Henry Hoyt
1:.1 West Norwalk. have beqii moved to
this place.
William Rowland, of New Haven.
spent Sunday with his family. in High
land avenue.
The large residence of better Gales
by Dr Sherman.
John Broadway. whor sustainedhn lu-
iury to one of his eyes. a few weeks ago.
continues about the some.
.V ‘ W” ' . 1
The‘.1gro11nd‘whcrc the Parrott son.
now stands has received a new name.
it is now called Parrott Park.
gone to Brooklyn. where they will re-
main for tho rest of the winter.
' ind—flu. wk»?— {1
Charles Lowndec has laid up his
host. which,» edsodiln connection with
his plot-.01: be west side of the river.
uni hills?“ s Smith. who hail been
the event of Mt. and Hot Daniel P;
New York today,
scion 8am " 2‘
in with Mini In
men. has n‘ott‘ when u
residence
‘ “310% grid: .1... on... c
nearly . fl
.1: '
‘the Providence Cool 00..
‘xsli at an early hour.
on the West-1 Side has been purchasedi 1
(.‘iharlca Lowndes and family have 7"
dVMrVI“ Rotten, of Main» .
T chisel
, Deuterium; Built (iridium. , or
Dililllllillii potassium
1‘i1 no
1111 run is 1111711111..“
%lWN 1 1
Another 0... is Dylna and Three 0
the cum "Ibo Slightly wounded
wAtVlVoclaino Party Numbmd
”it“ ”CM”; 7
MADISONVJLLE KY... November 18
{Mingus troubles 93],}1 gm district
rou t more his is o yesterdfll‘
inorn‘ios‘ mm 85 South. , ;o negro
Itriker is deaditlebrde Orbital: unoth
sensual”: 112.1 “it?!” woundognuéh
o n as u swoon. n a
Bush all lords, are wofiildsd. his
none dart rously '
The trouble occurred at the intone of
seventeen
miles from here, where the attack be
The sttsclth)
party. some 75 or ‘80 strong; first fire:
on the engine. house and than in a tow
minutes the companys stables were
surrounded Several animals were
killed or disabled by this than the
guards were becoming active and-tint 1,
attacker-s formed 1: semi circle over
the brow of the bill. From this point,
they poured it well directed lire upon
the houses occupied by the nonunion
employees and their [smiley .
Mon aroused by the crash of bullets
returned the tire. The 1: citing party
sending volley after vote (:57 into this
quarter keeping up a steady lire upon
the men. .
The battle raged for almost an hour
and a. half when the assailants with
drew, leaving Smith dead and model:
shot through. on the battlefield. Howmhc members who will be affected by
and y wounded they took with them is
not known but the loader am noon to
fail and it is believed that isomer oi the
party who went to the rescue Wore hit
County Judge, Hall. of Providence -
started an instantiation” The com
hers verdict being that the negro some
to his death at the hands of the guards
while defending life and property and
they were therefore lusttiflsbio like
news of the shooting spread like wild
fire. it was not long nature the news
reached Adjutant General M111 ray who
at oucc commenced an investigation
He opened communication with the
Governor.
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MANY ACCIDENTAL DIATH8.V.
1-...»—
F‘ivc Fatalities Thus Far lit-the MIIHO
Woods.
AGUSTA Me. NOVEMBER 18~Al-
though the 11m loglslliture. imposed :ri
low fixing a maximal: penalty of ten
years imprisonment or a line not ex-
ceeding 31V 000 for negligence or care-
lessness which should result in the
shooting of a human being ’by hunters
«the record of such fatalities in this
state during the present season is
very heavy A‘1 pecmidr feature of tho
the situation is that several of the ac
oldcnts. the shot have be 1: fired by
unknown persons 7‘ c crd lip ft)
the prudent time shows.” per
sons harshest: shot by accident and
thin five of the victims have either
been billed outright or wounded; that
death followed after a limit. in four
instances shots were bred by on
known persons.
The persons that lost their lives
are:
Henry McPheters. Milford, Me.
W C. Trickoy Dbyton 0
Leslie Bowkcr Marshdeld hie.
Franck manure Frankfort Me.
John ’D. Weill“. Baotou Mass.
Thus far no steps have been taken.
as for as can be learned towards pros-
mm; in any case. although the game
wardens frequently have led public
attention to the law.
mic—‘6“
chansons
Mrs. Jerome Gainer is very ill.
Eli-W is .
Giles Gregory. has moved to Poplar
Plain.
Mrs Louis A. Borneo is sick with V
bronchial trouble.
Misc Minnie Granary is in Eridueport
visltlng relatives.
W, H. fiberMAlnd wife spent Soto
arcs! in Lyons Plains”.
Wicks. for the past week. returned to ,
m
M Lenin cacao has been visit-
ing; than... in Namath.
WW
Hrs. Burncs, of New York is visit- 1
inxV her sister. Mrs. (look.
Rev.
r , preached in the
and”
f rocklyn. was c'
outfitted”.
' eolwell ssys inst when the” new rates
1 death is rambled my her conduct in
he
1mg. Allan was the daughter- of stopli-
r‘ :ifll i. appreciate .her. monuments as
or rain one of the old school sentie-
bAVluIV stunted about folio
one as one» boy in Parr
iii Irishman sums. d3:
. be reputation for soil»:
tithing work. which no there earned- so
cured for his: not only “rapid. promo
don. but the better position which rm
subsequently. offered him in Norwich .
“tarball return-1th the mm .0! his
first employment amply qualified by
his. former railroad experience for the
responsible duties which will devolve
upon him. ‘
GETTING READY FOR NVEW RATES
m
Daniel Coiwcll days That Less Than
100 Member-Will Va: Burdened.
Daniel Colwcll. national secretary of
the Knights of Columbus has sent out
emombershi blank: to every council
of the 0 er in the coup y. This
is preparatory to the operat on of the
new rates .of accountant which the
national officers will promulgate on
daouaryl. There has been some oppo-
altlon to the new mice, but Secretary
are fully explained In a circularl that
will soon e forthcoming, there" w ill be
less apportion to the new schedule.
the new rates are those. who are aged
Less than one hundred members of the
order will be burdened with the extra
extla assessment.
NATIONAL GUARD CLUB.
Curitifloatc of incorporation Filed by
a New Haven Organization.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed with the secretary of the
state by the National (intro Club. its
object is "to maintain and establish
rooms for Draper social amusement:
to maintain friendly. fraternal and so.
clal- intercourse between its members
in such were as shall Maesirsbie and
proper" The incorporators, all of
whom are residents of New Haven.
are: Frank A. Atwood. Thomas F
Sherman John Hugo. Robert E. Walk
gr,vaiiliam Brcdnack and Harry A.
m t
AN HIS I OHICALV PORTRAIT.
Yesterday there was put into the
historical moment the Barnum insti-
tute a line oil portrait of Captain
James Hoyt. He came to Nowncld
from Norw‘slk and lived in a house.
built by him before the Revolution on
the west side of. Water street abbot
two hundred feet south of State street.
lie was a sec captain. salons from
New York to the ports of ltsiy, and re
siding when at bonds. in our infant
village of Nowdeld—Pthe fersrchncr of
the borough of Rigidseportu H
born in 1732 andd d in 1787 n his
tombstone in the old Scrottcrd burying.
place is written: “He was seamen
in every sense of the wor , and as
such will be remembered " .
Mrs. Sarah Hoyt reilct of Captain
James Hoyt lies beside him and on
he} tombstone is written: "As her
life be “remembered ” Nearby lies
Jenny, the 1:11le servant .of Captain
James Hoyt and Sarah Hoyt She
died in June; 1807. New weeks after
oldmistrsss. rocrottlng she could
no go with her. Siam-n in Alrics and
It: volcano) be. near. sixty years old.
" orth does not depend on'color.” 80
it ,3 written on Jenny's tombpstoue.
V rue Hoyt, s not: creams James
Hoyt, lived on Water street, and fol-
levied the water bar a while. When the
Bridgeport bank was organised In 1807
he became its cashier.- Ho tilled the
petition with great cccoptcneo until
his, death in 1825. Mrs. w H Alien.
.thti donor of the bill portrait is the
‘nrésmsnddsushtcr of Captain James
um. sun um in Brooklyn N v.
and very properly tools that bore in
our historical 190ml, the portrait of
one of our worthy plo'ncerc should find
A permanent norm. The daughter of
George Hoyt «married attaches Lawns-
bu y; who wears prominent citizen of
dgeport. lie was a merchlnt. di1
rector. of the Hountonic Railroad (Jon:
M in a ton-toe of lite Oliy1 Having:
1b: is, and postmaster under President
enormous»... from 1889. to 1887.
gallons-bury andwumddwubm of
m. Ham The mulch! this city
in adulthood Mi ltd tolooiv
n the face of the “Vi cldum
1:. 1m m1! Malibu: Walla. {limit
A word of thsumitmaoptcin John
built this Millyilm la
1 “i1 J )
”commas Result ‘1 ‘
cum—1...:-
Very Long—rhcytmn Quickly.
. . It is sometimes an early mutter to: i” 1
foot the public, but you can’t hoop l: 1 “
,sup vory1loiix.’l'bey ore cure to and
on out: and every time anion is
tooled another Vske‘ptic is made. We
» _1' arch naturally siteptioci when reading ii V
published statement given by some;
stranger rcsidllViVx in a far- away place.
but the circumstances are entirely dif
forest when home endorsement is pre-
sented. The testimony of local out.
sons lenders deceit impossible. it In
so easy for you to investigate Read
this case:
Mr. r :3. Lyon. of, 22 High street. I
says: “i procured a box of Dean's
Kidney Pills from Plaisted' a diva Store
for a slight urinary trouble originating ~
from a cold which i causllt at an en:
tormlnment. Donn' J Kidney Pills
must have brought about the change.
forofter the treatment l, was quite.‘
well.
For sale by all, dealers.1
cents.
folc, N. Y.. sole agents for the United.
States. . V
Remember the name—Doan'swand
tokeno other.
Price 50
Guarantees .
Not Estimates
The restcroof Connecticut General
Life insurance Company's policies.
Have you seen them? if not inquire
of or write to
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL. AGENT.
United. llault ,B‘i'd'g.,, , V80. Norwallt.
On cold morulnizs pan-
cakes are $0 rehshable
1i nicclv made and With
the right flour. Try..',..
Purina Mill‘s. Health
Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
SioaCkAges 25 cents.
New Figs lilc pkg.
A. STUL‘L,
Collars Vava.. .
East Norwalk.
W 7’ n m... 1......
VCURES
RHEUMA‘] 15M
' sex.» or , .
ALL DRUGGISTS
W. me—wq—V—g w
Daily Freight 1....
JETWEEN.
sew roux.
”onions Aha
soars lion wow
undo-n
Scanners Eilgic" and City of Nor-
,walk leave New York, Pier 23,
East River. Beekman street. 3 p.
m. Norwaik and South Norwalk
during tilt night.
Foster-Milburn Company, Buf- ;
The Sorosis is made
1upon the well fitting plan V
and consequently is were .
thy of its name—«4h: cams 7 ‘
' It takes for the club Of?
1the most fashionablé‘
: women in me cauntrv.
e
. .
Wear \hoestianii
m-
$5 75 pui'ttln
nonwhites: m‘ yous BIN.
.-——~.
We handle only one trade of Coal;
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders own. and take, ad.
vantage of prion ducted above. A;
Best in vitality. 61m termed:
competent drivers. prompt delivery. .
No matter who: your continence bill
hero iii the ”it. live in rear order.
and we will please you. 1 1- .41..»
I
living llliiliilill iii
Buccaneers to 3. Alarm.
‘ was: 'r 11‘ at... once Wits! street.
Branch office corner Wlshlpgtoh and
Main meets. scum Not-walk. coins;
Telephone (loll. 81-5.
Highest Gash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds,
pipingsteam and water ilttinxp. stoves
and ulidcrs’ hardware bought And
said. Headliuarters. to: refuse metals.
rubber, feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispute of. The
highest cash priced will be mild by
calling on
ABRAHAM, HARRIS,
18 & 15 Raymund 8
Notice by postal will receive prom]:
attention.
”Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Closed Sill.-
‘V’Vrnesidonce 58 Spring street.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
Eiof‘
‘wu have mu course a! m
lull-LOAD syn! raw. mm.
M. TARLOV”
connncrieVUT Willi?!“
South Militia.
*«i» l. it
along :3“
.V'aniw is. is:
v .l'g‘1‘u ti -
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